| WECS 2009: Lecture Session 1: Perspectives for Wind Power Systems | ||
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 | Reliability and Availability of Wind Turbine Electrical and Electronic Components - Presentation
By Peter Tavner | |
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Abstract: Reliability and Availability of Wind Turbine Electrical and Electronic Components - the presentation
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| | Protection Issues Associated with the Installation of a Wind Farm into a Power System with the Loss of Mains Condition - Paper
By Christopher Ellis, Brendan Smith, Anthony Perks, Sarath B. Tennakoon | |
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Abstract: Wind powered generation systems provide a renewable source of electricity reducing the use of fossil fuels. The increase in the number of wind farm installations connected to distribution and transmission systems has increased significantly. It is important that the associated protection in both the power system and the wind farm installation does not mal-operate, but trip any faults within the zone of protection and remain stable for faults outside this zone. The mal-operation condition could occur during changes in the operation of both the power system and the wind farm. A Loss of Mains condition, where a portion of the network including the wind farm is islanded from the rest of the network, is one example of such a system change. Unstable operation of protection relays will result in the unnecessary disconnection of customers or network generation capability. Many protection relays are multifiction devices and each function analyse a particular electrical quantity. All these functions must be evaluated to ensure that the protection relays perform correctly irrespective of the possible system conditions associated with the loss of mains condition. In this paper a general survey of the protection functions and related configurations employed in wind farm installations and associated power systems is presented.
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| | Protection Issues Associated with the Installation of a Wind Farm into a Power System with the Loss of Mains Condition - Presentation
By Christopher Ellis, Brendan Smith, Anthony Perks, Sarath B. Tennakoon | |
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Abstract: Protection Issues Associated with the Installation of a Wind Farm into a Power System with the Loss of Mains Condition - the presentation
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| | Need for Standardisation of Wind Power Models for Stability Studies ? - Presentation
By Jonas Persson, Urban Axelsson, Daniel Wall, Per-Olof Lindström | |
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Abstract: Need for Standardisation of Wind Power Models for Stability Studies ? - the presentation
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| | A solution for Low Voltage Ride Through of Induction Generators in Wind Farms using Magnetic Energy Recovery Switch - Presentation
By Jan Arild Wiik, Olav Jakob Fonstelien, Ryuichi Shimada | |
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Abstract: A solution for Low Voltage Ride Through of Induction Generators in Wind Farms using Magnetic Energy Recovery Switch - the presentation
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| | Real Time Grid Congestion Management in Presence of High Penetration of Wind Energy - Presentation
By Arnaud Vergnol, Jonathan Sprooten, Benoît Robyns, Vincent Rious, Jacques Deuse | |
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Abstract: Real Time Grid Congestion Management in Presence of High Penetration of Wind Energy - the presentation
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